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Radioactive tuna from Fukushima? Scientists eat it up
03/27/2013Radiation from the nuclear disaster offers biologists an opportunity to study migrations of fish, turtles and birds across the Pacific.
Read MoreHe Has Millions and a New Job at Yahoo. Soon, He’ll Be 18.
03/27/2013One of Yahoo’s newest employees is a 17-year-old high school student in Britain…
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Nike Partners With Bluesign to Access Sustainable Materials, Technologies
03/25/2013Nike has thrown in its lot with one of the world’s most stringent textile standards for environmental protection
Read MoreDelivery, Please! Why Online Shopping May be Better for the Environment
03/22/2013Haven’t gotten into online shopping yet?
Read MoreThe Longevity Revolution: How Old Are We, Really?
03/21/2013Life expectancy is increasing, as is quality of life for many people.
Read MoreBBC Documentary film-maker could be sued by Norway for ‘disturbing polar bears’
03/21/2013Jason Roberts, a documentary film-maker, could be sued for £5,700 by Norwegian officials
Read MoreAustralian man gathers snakes, uses them to catch invasive rabbits
03/20/2013Not long after rabbits were first introduced to Australia – where they are an invasive species
Read MoreH&M Launches “Conscious Exclusive” Line of Sustainable Partywear
03/20/2013H&M is putting on its fancypants.
Read More3,000 great apes killed or captured every year, reports UN
03/19/2013In terms of biology, humans and the planet’s other great apes share a common branch in the tree of life.
Read MoreKLM debuts weekly transatlantic biofuel-powered flight
03/19/2013Dutch airline confirms weekly flights from New York to Amsterdam will use sustainable biofuels.
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